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accidents are commonplace in many roads in the United States, and
they entail huge expenses for the victims. Fortunately, the law is
fair enough to provide the victims with opportunities to be
reimbursed for hospitalization cost and lost income, usually from the
insurance of the at-fault party. However, in some states, the
reimbursement is funded by the insurance of the victim.
U.S.
courts vary in their approach on determining whose insurance will
cover the damages in an accident. Most states follow the conventional
way (at-fault) of holding the at-fault party financially liable for
any expenses arising from the crash, except if the victim is found
with certain contribution. Other states like Kansas, Massachusetts,
and Michigan, however, are no-fault states, meaning the victim’s
insurance...
